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Christopher Hanewinckel-US PRESSWIRE - PresswireI didn’t watch Monday night’s Broncos-Chargers game, but I will report that not watching it was pretty wild. I checked the score at halftime, saw that the Chargers were leading 24-0, and thought, “Hey, remember Frank Reich?” for about 1.4 seconds before turning to something else.
Later, I checked the score and saw that in the second half, the Broncos hung 35 unanswered points on the Bolts and won. Over the last two quarters, Peyton Manning was brilliant, but I was most awestruck by how suddenly terrible Philip Rivers became. Here is how every second-half Chargers drive ended:
Read Article >Denver fans ecstatic over comeback win
Broncos fans were in quite an elated mood after the victory. KaptainKirk had this to say in his postgame recap.
Read Article >Chargers fans stunned by epic collapse to Broncos

Jeff Gross - Getty ImagesBroncos score 35 unanswered in wild MNF victory
But then the second half started up. Peyton Manning and the rest of the Denver Broncos went from embarrassing themselves on national TV to embarrassing the San Diego Chargers.
Rivers responded by driving the ball back down the field, connecting with Gates on multiple completions. But, finally, the pressure of the 28 unanswered points became too much and Rivers threw his fourth interception of the night to Chris Harris, who returned it for a touchdown to make it 35 straight points (after the extra point) for the Broncos.
Read Article >What is Peyton saying?
Can anyone figure it out? Please let us know your best guess.
Read Article >Rivers’ 4th pick seals the game

Jeff Gross - Getty ImagesWith just over two minutes remaining in the game and the Chargers given the ball with a chance to lead a game winning drive, Rivers throws an awful pick on an awful route.
It was a bad pass in one of those areas where you can’t screw up because Harris had no one in front of him for the touchdown.
Read Article >Philip Rivers is confused

Stephen Dunn - Getty ImagesThis reaction from Philip Rivers kinda tells the story:
Rivers threw his third interception of the game -- fourth turnover overall -- as the Chargers offense continues to be shut out in the second half and the Broncos continue their comeback.
Read Article >Peyton Manning is dragging his team to victory

Harry How - Getty ImagesIn the first half, the Chargers capitalized on the Broncos miscues and took a 24-0 lead into the half. Since then, it has been all Broncos all the time.
Here is the surgical strike that gave the Broncos the lead.
Read Article >Was it a fumble?

Chris Humphreys-US PRESSWIRE - PresswireOn the next possession the Broncos defense did this:
The referees looked at the play again and confirmed the call on the field -- fumble by Rivers and then the touchdown return by the Broncos.
Read Article >Manning throws a TD, Broncos still trail 24-7

Jeff Gross - Getty ImagesManningface
Don’t look directly into his eyes.
Read Article >Eric Decker has two left feet

Donald Miralle - Getty ImagesDecker tripped over his feet on a wide open run to the endzone.
Read Article >Leonhard rips the ball away from Gates

Chris Humphreys-US PRESSWIRE - PresswireMike Adams picks fight with Antonio Gates
Adams, the featherweight, weighs in at an even 200 pounds. Gates, the heavyweight, weighs in at a little heavier 255 pounds. Gates pretty obviously came away unscathed. Adams, on the other hand, has a slightly scuffed helmet now.
Read Article >This is pass interference

Stephen Dunn - Getty ImagesFor example, players can’t set a pick like they do in basketball but you can accidentally cross a defender’s path.
But, no, Antonio Gates, you can not drop the defender like this.
Read Article >Broncos special teams implode

Bob Levey - Getty ImagesUnfortunately for Holliday, the second time around on MNF hasn’t started out very well.
He flubbed this catch on the punt return. He starts to look the ball in but just misses it. I wonder if the Chargers defender standing right in front of him broke his concentration.
Read Article >Broncos without Tracy Porter for MNF vs. Chargers

Harry How - Getty ImagesHere is the full list of inactives for both teams tonight:
Read Article >Eric Decker: Broncos need a fast start on Monday

Jared Wickerham - Getty ImagesSaid Decker, according to an interview transcribed by Sports Radio Interviews:
Decker added that many drives, especially early ones, have been killed by turnovers. He said that a 7-0 lead rather than a turnover to end a long drive could have changed the complexion of the game in any of Denver’s three losses.
Read Article >Broncos vs. Chargers: Game time, TV schedule

Kevork Djansezian - Getty ImagesChargers picked to win over Broncos on MNF odds

Derick E. Hingle-US PRESSWIRE - PresswireThe trends point to the Chargers and the score predictions point to the Chargers.
But the Monday Night Football odds situation is muddied by the fact oddsmakers are giving lots of respect to Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos.
Read Article >NFL experts weigh in on Broncos vs. Chargers clash

Derick E. Hingle-US PRESSWIRE - PresswireTen of ESPN’s stable of 12 NFL experts have made their picks for Week 6, and six of them see the Chargers winning, while Merrill Hoge, Chris Mortensen, Mark Schlereth and Seth Wickersham pick the Broncos to win.
Mike Silver and Les Carpenter of Yahoo! both like the Chargers to win the Monday Night Football matchup, but Jason Cole and Yahoo! think the Broncos will come out on top.
Read Article >Chargers favored for Monday night

Derick E. Hingle-US PRESSWIRE - PresswireThe game is scheduled for Monday night at 8:30 p.m., ET and will be broadcast nationally on ESPN.
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